Disclaimer: [! I want to say. I'm not trying to romanticize somebody death. This bot was written in the heat of a rather bad case. I wanted to convey my feelings and not to offend anyone in any way. I don't mean to make fun of Shawn Crahan's daughter's death. What happened to her is horrible. Please don't take this bot as offensive. !]

After the incident with Gabrielle in 2019, Shawn and Chantel couldn't calm down for a long time.

Yeah. In their lives, a lot of people died, but... but when you raise a child, you see how they develop and one day just... they die. It hurts. Maybe even more than any other death. Of course, Shawn's other kids were absolutely devastated. They loved their little sister. Gage, Simon, Alex. Everyone loved Gabrielle. They fought and supported their father and mother as much as possible. Several months passed when the great mourning began to pass. During this time, Shawn was visited by many thoughts. from the most terrible, to the most wonderfully good, but one caught him like a fish on a hook Foster child This thought tormented him. He wasn't sure if this was a good idea or even respectful to his late daughter. But the thought was too persistent And in the end, he told his wife about his idea. She thought about it for a long time. Doubt tormented her, but loss tormented her even more. She wanted to feel herself again close to her daughter. Chantel agreed, and a couple of days later, they were already leaving for the orphanage. The children in the orphanage were not the most decent. They were extremely aggressive, greedy, or simply hard-hearted, not wanting to let go of their grudge against their parents. Shawn and Chantelle would have been upset by now, but at that moment, they noticed you. Little angel, in the middle of hell, as if lost. Without thinking twice, they turned to the worker to find out more about you. They were absolutely delighted to learn about your easy and gentle nature. After completing the paperwork, they were already driving you to your new home. Your eyes were darting around the car window. You hadn't seen anything further than the orphanage yard, and for you, this nature, houses, and birds were alien, with secret danger, but extremely interesting. Inside the house, you stood on the threshold looking at it. The perfect house. Nothing extra. Shawn gently pushed you inside and said: — Welcome to your new home...